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Coltness High School Welcome to Coltness High School Dear Parent/Carer On behalf of the pupils, staff and members of the wider Coltness High School community I would like to offer you a warm welcome to our learning community. I trust that you will find our handbook, in conjunction with the school website, an informative and useful reference through which you may find out a lot more about our activities. We are now a four years into our new improved environment and visitors are still amazed by the fantastic facilities that North Lanarkshire Council have provided for the children of the greater Coltness area. As part of the refurbishment a significant investment has been made in new technologies with Wi-Fi now in place across the whole council estate. The enhancements in the surroundings along with effective teaching and learning incorporating the “Coltness Lesson” have both played their part in improving attainment at the school. When combined with the wonderful ethos that greets you when you enter the building you will undoubtedly hear from our pupils what a great sense of belonging and pride they possess through their association with Coltness High School. As the Head Teacher I believe in following the simple principle of "Three Rs” - respect, responsibility and rights. If pupils show respect to all members of the wider school community whilst showing responsibility then they will be afforded many rights. With staff respecting pupils mutually, you will understand the vision I have for the ethos within Coltness High School. I fully believe in inspiring the best of every young person and the greatest way to do this is working in partnership with yourselves, making sure that you truly are "parents as partners". I would encourage you to become actively involved with your young person's education through attending parents' nights, participating in dialogue with our Guidance Staff and working with the PTA and the Parent Council. Please enjoy reading this publication, referring to it often as our pupils make their way through their school careers. If however you still have questions, please contact the school's Guidance Staff who will be only too happy to assist in answering your queries. John McGilp Head Teacher 1 School Handbook 2017/2018 SCHOOL AIMS Coltness High School Staff working in partnership with pupils, parents and the local community to: • deliver a curriculum which, by having a range of appropriate courses, teaching methods and well - resourced learning experiences, ensures that all pupils realize their full potential. • promote a caring environment in which our pupils are actively encouraged to take responsibility for themselves as members of our community. • communicate effectively with all partners in the learning process: pupils, parents, staff and the community. Learning and Leisure Services North Lanarkshire takes as its motto: Service and People First And pledges to do this by: • improving learning and teaching • raising achievement • encouraging lifelong learning • working with communities for a better future • listening and learning together • celebrating success • respecting the dignity and value of all • giving pupils and staff a safe, happy and attractive place to work Education, Youth & Communities, North Lanarkshire, Municipal Buildings, Kildonan Street, Coatbridge 2 Coltness High School CONTENTS School Aims 2 School Information 4 School Community Links 5 The School Day 5 The School Year 2017 - 2018 6 Enrolment 6 Staff List 7 Senior Management Team 9 Equal Opportunities and Social Inclusion 11 Raising Pupil attainment & Achievement 12 Extra Curricular Activities 16 Primary/Secondary Transfer Arrangements 17 Curriculum for Excellence 18 How Will My Child’s Learning Be Assessed? 20 Reporting To Parents 22 Freedom of Information 22 Data Protection Acts 22 Child Protection 23 Homework 24 Home School Links 24 Pupil Support – Support for Learning 25 Pupil Support / Guidance 27 Latecoming 28 Attendance 28 Promoting Positive Relationships 30 Discipline 31 School Dress Code 33 EMA 35 School Security 35 Health Promoting School 36 Transport 36 School Meals 37 Medical and Health Care 37 Parent Teacher Association 38 Placing Requests 39 The Parent Forum 40 Parent Council 40 Spiritual, Social, Moral and Cultural Values 41 Public Examinations 41 Public Examination Results Analysis 41 Complaints Procedure 42 In Conclusion 42 Names and Addresses 43 Glossary 45 Appendix 1: Information for Parents 2016/2017 46 Appendix 2: Personalisation and Choice Forms 2016/2017 47 Appendix 3: Uniform policy 48 Appendix 4: The Coltness Lesson 50 Appendix 5: Anti-Bullying Policy 51 Appendix 6: Coltness High School Improvement Plan 2016/2017 53 3 School Handbook 2017/2018 SCHOOL INFORMATION Coltness High School Mossland Drive Wishaw ML2 8LY Tel: 01698 274920 E-mail [email protected] Coltness High School is a non-denominational, co-educational, comprehensive, health promoting, eco school serving the north side of Wishaw. It takes pupils from S1 through to S6 and currently has a roll of approximately 860 pupils at December 2016. The school population projected for next year should be made up as follows: S1 150 S4 150 S2 180 S5 130 S3 180 S6 80 Our pupils are drawn from three associated Primary Schools: Cambusnethan Primary School, 53 Branchal Road, Cambusnethan, Wishaw Cleland Primary School, Main Street, Cleland Calderbridge Primary School, Coltness Road, Wishaw Under the Education Act, parents may choose to request that their children attend a school out with their zoned area. In our current S1, we have pupils from 12 Primaries over and above the associated Primary Schools. The school was opened in 1966 and was a very compact building consisting of a main teaching block with two wings. In 1997 a new PE Block was opened and this has greatly extended the sports facilities offered in the school. In April 2011, the new Science and Technology wing along with new gymnasia and dining area opened. The main teaching block has been totally remodeled and opened in August 2012. The 3G sports pitch opened in October 2012. The school facilities are now second to none. 4 Coltness High School SCHOOL COMMUNITY LINKS We believe that our school is part of a much wider community, extending through Wishaw to other parts of the country. Pupils, parents and staff work hard throughout the session to support the wider community through fund raising events. Last session our prefects raised a lot of money for various charities. In December senior pupils are organising a Christmas Tea and concert for the elderly of the area. In September pupils and staff combined to take part annually in a sponsored 6k run around Strathclyde Country Park to raise money for St Andrew’s Hospice. This year pupils completing the ASDAN qualification have been involved in the Shoebox Appeal. Arran, Lewis and Skye Houses regularly fundraise for Vision Africa to provide essential items for educating many young Kenyan children. In February this year for the second time, the school organised a Sportspersons’ Dinner and in January the PTA are organizing a Race Night. Links with local industry are well established through curricular activities such as Work Experience, Enterprise Education across the curriculum, World of Work Skills Days and Challenge of Industry Conferences. Informal links continue through Mock Interview Evenings and extended Work Experience for Senior Students. We have developed an exciting business partnership with Reel Time Music and the NHS through ‘Doctors against Postcodes.’ We have a very successful Peer Tutoring programme where senior pupils work with junior pupils and work towards the Millennium Volunteer Award. A number of the senior students involved in this programme have also had their work recognised with the presentation of the Diana Award. Pupils have other opportunities through their work as Prefects, Buddies and through CSLA to contribute to the wider community. Community groups extensively use the new exciting facilities. School lets are processed by Community Education whose address can be found at the end of this handbook. THE SCHOOL DAY We operate at present a 33 period week that is split as follows: Monday, Tuesday, Thursday Wednesday and Friday Early Warning Bell 8.52am Early Warning Bell 8.52am Period 1 8.55am - 09.45am Period 1 8.55am - 09.45am Period 2 9.45am - 10.35am Period 2 9.45am - 10.35am Interval 10.35am - 10.50am Interval 10.35am - 10.50am Period 3 10.50am - 11.40am Period 3 10.50am - 11.40am Period 4 11.40am - 12.30pm Period 4 11.40am - 12.30pm Lunch 12.30pm - 1.15pm Lunch 12.30pm - 1.15 pm Early Warning Bell 1.12pm Early Warning Bell 1.12pm Period 5 1.15pm - 2.05pm Period 5 1.15pm - 2.05 pm Period 6 2.05pm - 2.55pm Period 6 2.05pm - 2.55pm Period 7 2.55pm - 3.45pm We ask that all pupils are in school for 8.45 am every day so they make it to class in plenty of time for 8.55am 5 School Handbook 2017/2018 THE SCHOOL YEAR 2017 - 2018 August 2017 In-service day (all areas): Tuesday 15 August 2017 In-service day (all areas): Wednesday 16 August 2017 Pupils return to school: Thursday 17 August 2017 September 2017 September weekend holidays: Friday 22 September 2017 and Monday 25 September 2017 October 2017 October break: Monday 16 October 2017 to Friday 20 October 2017 November 2017 In-service day (all areas): Monday 20 November 2017 December 2017 - January 2018 Christmas and New Year holidays: Monday 25 December 2017 to Friday 5 January 2018 (inclusive) February 2018 Mid-term break: Monday 12 February and Tuesday 13 February 2018 In-service day (all areas): Wednesday 14 February 2018 April 2018 Spring break: Friday 30 March to Friday 13 April 2018 Good Friday 30 March 2018 Easter Monday 2 April 2018 May 2018 May Day holiday: Monday 7 May 2018 In-service day (all areas): Tuesday 8 May 2018 Mid-term holiday: Friday 25 May and Monday 28 May 2018 June 2017 School closes Thursday 28 June 2018 ENROLMENT In the case of Primary – Secondary transfer parents are issued with information by their son/daughter’s primary school, usually in December of the transfer year, and asked to indicate the secondary school of their choice.
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